Capital Facilities Improvement Program Management And Construction Management Services

Banning Unified School District is soliciting professional firms to provide comprehensive Capital Facilities Improvement Program Management and Construction Management Services. The primary objective is to support the planning, funding, procurement, and implementation of capital initiatives, specifically including the $74 million Measure O General Obligation Bond. The selected firm will act as the District's agent, managing multi-year implementation plans, overseeing contractor procurement, administering construction contracts, and providing governance support for the Board of Trustees and the Citizens’ Bond Oversight Committee. Key requirements include demonstrated experience with California public K-12 school districts and working knowledge of regulatory bodies such as the DSA, CDE, OPSC, SAB, and DIR. The contract will be structured as a master professional services agreement with specific work authorized through written task orders. Award is based on a qualifications-based, best-value evaluation process scoring 100 points, where cost is not the sole determining factor. The District requires a 3% participation goal for disabled veteran business enterprises and mandates compliance with California Prevailing Wage Laws for applicable public works projects. Submittals must be provided as a single combined PDF by September 25, 2026, and must include detailed hourly billing rates for various roles, ranging from Program Executives to specialized analysts. The agreement is governed by the laws of the State of California with the legal venue set in Riverside County.